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Just a small preview of Sho's 1st introductory fight...if you could call it a fight. I can't spoil it, but there is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much behind Sho as a character to be revealed it's going to be shocking. I'll say this: his will isn't entirely his own. Revealing how is going to not only be a mindfuck, but connect dots readers never even knew existed.

Inspiration for me comes from sooooooooooooo many areas; life experience, an interaction with someone, a place I've been, media I've consumed. etc. But if I had to define the main source it'd be my own, overactive, often times intrusive mind. It goes without sayin' ya' boy Oz has lived an interesting life. Grew up in the South Bronx during the 90s, served in the military the majority of the 2000s. Spent time on 6 of the 7 continents of the world and have seen a LOT with these brown eyes...good and bad. I've seen humanity at it's absolute best and it's deplorable worse. I've had experiences I wish I could share with the world, and experiences I wouldn't wish another soul to ever have to relive. And it all manifests itself in my content. I've always been a story teller. Since as far back as I can remember. When I was youth, I wanted to be a comic maker. I was actually quite a good artist. But then I went and got a girl pregnant at 18, and enlisted in the Marines a year later because a high school diploma wasn't going to get me where I needed to be in life, and I'm wasn't the college going type. But my creativity never died. It manifested itself in other ways. The most notable ways were short stories I would write while not on deployment. As some of you may know, I've very big on professional wrestling. I ran my own pro-wrestling forum for a few years after I EAS'd from the corps. A friend of mine knew about my writing, and was a booker for a local wrestling promotion here in the New York City area, so he asked me if I'd be willing to write for them for some extra cash. I of course accepted, and had a blast doing so. During this time I also partook in what was called "E-Feds" (Electronic Federations)...basically fictional wrestling federations where all content is role played. Accept for the feds I partook in, we'd use the WWE2K series of games to create original characters and roleplay them. These games also served as one of the biggest outlets for my creative itch for many years. Below are some of my characters from the last game, WWE2K23: I'd always contemplated using TK17 to make comics since as far back as the heyday of MG. I forget the user, but both him and @ArtsAndCrafty created very well produced and thought out comics that barely got recognition because... 1. Trying to find anything outside of the main page was lesson in futility 2. If it didn't have overt frontal nudity it hardly ever got noticed...let alone recognized. They both inspired me even way back then, but I didn't actually pull the trigger on trying it until 2020 when we opened KE. The rest is of course history. My 3 main series The Love We Live, Stiel Maiden and Bubblee & Victoria all cover the 3 main medians of content I personally enjoy. TLWL is essentially like your classic drama/slice of life anime, Stiel Maiden is an action/thriller story based heavily on the Tom Clancy style of storytelling, and B&V is a tongue & cheek free for all that crosses over being comedy, pure porn, sci-fi, fantasy and whatever else I can cram into it. Then of course there's Magnum Opus (which I will be getting to soon) which is technically my oldest story, as I actually brain stormed the baseline plot my last year in the service, and actually "tried" to get started on MG as a story called "Reign: Fist Of Justice"...which I only made like 8 pages for before getting side tracked by other shit. So yea, creatively I'm all over the place...lol. If I had the time, patience and money to invest...I'd probably be doing all of my comics in Daz...but that shit is time consuming AND costly. So TK17 is where my creative flag is planted until I decide I'm done as a whole. OH YEA!!! I also was HEAVY into The Sims 2 and 3 for content between 2013 to 2016 alongside TK17...But I lost almost all of my Sims stuff to a HDD crash, and ended up sticking with TK17 full time.

While more so trying to gauge potential future projects of my own, I'm interested in finding out what the overall temperature among the community is over interracial content. As anyone who follows my content would know...80% of it is interracial. But I'm interested in finding out the preferences of others.

Sometimes, a pivot is needed to bring life into an idea. I did so with my original vision for Magnum Opus. Once I started coming up with supporting characters outside of Yaz and Sho I had to go another direction for the story. I'm looking forward to seeing what this new direction will lead to.

I too prefer classic, teeny-tiny Dani. HOWEVER, the thing about the female body is that it's constantly changing. Dani herself is still quite young, and that's not to say she doesn't fill out a lil' bit more as she ages. 32 y/o Dani can be DECIDEDLY more curvier then 22 y/o Dani. So if there's any sort of significant time skips as the CNC Baby progresses you can easily experiment with Dani putting on some "lady weight" as she ages.

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Oh I'm well aware of their contributions. As I said in the post though...most of that content is for females. I've got no problem doing retextures for females. It's the fellas who are lacking. I can count on 1 hand the number of superhero assets their are for male models throughout the entire catalog of TK17 content.

Sooooooooooooooooo...I got asked an interesting question by a member regarding my creative universe...the "Ozverse". The question is simply put...do superheroes exist within it? That's actually a bit of a complicated question because there are so many types of characters that exist within it...it's hard to quantify any as a conventional "superhero". I'll use 2 of my leading ladies...Lori Stiel and Victoria Crowne as prime examples. Lori is a highly trained spec-ops warfighter capable of incredible feats of skill. In many ways she's akin to Natasha Romanov...aka Black Widow, who is a well known Marvel superhero. So would that constitute Lori as a superhero? By conventional standards...yes it would. But seeing as there's a power scale within my universe and Lori is VERY MUCH mortal, is she really a superhero on account that if she does die, she's dead. Barring any obvious plot twists I would do, anyone with the pages of Stiel Maiden who gets capped...is capped. Done & gone dead. On the OTHER end of the spectrum is Vicki...who is for most practical explanations...a God. Her power doesn't just shape reality...it IS reality. Her very existence holds the fabric of the Ozverse in place, and as her story progresses it will be revealed the extent of that power. I mean the girl literally created her own pocket dimension. A plane of existence separate from ALL other existence. However within the Ozverse there exist entities that are ontologically more powerful than Vicki. Like...LEAGUES above her in terms of scaling. These characters are what I consider "The Old Gods", where as Vicki would be one of the "New Gods". Among the Old Gods is obvious be "The Creator"...the LITERAL creator of all existence (which is technically "me"). Comparatively there is the same type of characters in Marvel known as the "One Above All", Marvel's equivalent to "God" and the "One Below All", Marvel's equivalent to Satan. So to would Vicki fall into a pantheon of Gods within the Ozverse...but she wouldn't be conventionally a superhero either. With that said, I have kinda sorta toyed with the idea of conventional, costumed superheroes. But the biggest obstacle to doing so has nothing to do with creative limitations. No no, the biggest hinderance to making traditional superheroes is assets. As in actual outfits. It's safe to say the choices are slim pickings...as all that's available are cosplay of existing heroes; Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Power Girl and all the other various outfits available for females. So any characters I come up with would essentially have re-textures of those outfits. That's not that big of an issue, it might just give me a challenge. It's in the men's department that the real issue arises. There are practically ZERO options for a male superhero. There's a couple spandex options and a Captain America suit by @aardy...and that's it. If I were to introduce costumed superheroes, I'd want a diverse cast. That's simply not possible with what's available as far as assets. So for the time bein, superheroes within the Ozverse will be of the unconventional kind. Now if by chance anyone could share any of the classic @Keido male outfits he made back in the MG days that would move the process along...but most of that stuff has been lost to time, even to him. Anyways, I hope that clears up the notion for anyone curious.

1st off, happy birthday!!! 2ndly, if you had the power to bring one of your gals into real life...but the trade off is she has to become your wife and you're stuck with her for THE REST OF YOUR LIFE...which one would it be and why?